The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-30
BOOMING FOR COL. FELLOWS.
THH DEMOCRATIC ChMPAIGN GETS
INTO FULL SWING.

TIM DEMOCRATIC C<MFAIGN GETS
INTO FULL SWING.
A Regeneration Of ssB, Sse, which Means
$4,000 votes-Rsscoe cenkiiss said t.
be ter Feiiews-severai Or,iueus spite In
the Republican Ranks Already
Notwithstanding his personal regard for
Delaney Nicoll. Roscoe Conkling, who con-
Quoted tho Senate inquiry on which the prose-
cution Of the boodlers was founded, has, 1t 10
announced. come out In support OF Col. Eel
lows for District Attorney.
Mr.. Conkling Ia quoted rs saying that IL the
mon who voted for Cleveland would vote
the Democratic State ticket this fall 1t would
have $4,000 plurality. 1t was said at Demo-
cratic headquarters last night that Mr.. Conk-
ling had met Col Follows in the lobby OF the
Hoffman House and assured the Colonel OF his
support. City Judge Hyatt. Republican, an
nounces himself for Col Fellows. 80 does ex-
judge Fitch, Republican, and Edward Mitchell
announces that he does not feel bound to sup
mort Nicoll. Lawrence r. Jerome Is doing
strong and effective work for Fellows.
Tho charges that Joseph Pulitzer started
for advertising purposes have begun to
react. The tide Is now sweeping Fell
lovs's canvass on. revolt ts begin
ming against tho idea that man who is
nominated by the regular Democratic organiza-
tions Is necessarily boodler. and man NOM
mated By boilers is necessarily the fit man for
the office. Mr. Nicoll's ideas about the claims
he has on the Office are shown In tho lotter OF
acceptance that he sent last night to the fuiit-
ger Republicans, who have hired rooms In the
Bartlloldi Hotel. and have hung banner over
Broadway. He says:
s1 ss sC, s sS s OF to enter @
%Ses "a. S. not s
will. ....,.
e ss s G Gs e'SRs
they have Sna Ss
ne prossSu,9Sn Of srOs giysT sna
SSs e. So, S, n eaq
courage all attempts at similar puriheauon among
In his letter to Irving Hall Mr.. Nicoll says:
such a nomination coming from regular Demo.
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The letter to the Republican committee calls
the Republican nomination nm endorsement.
and says e. have already accented" an lnde-
already accepted the irving Hall nomination.
JohnJ 0'Brien is making HIGHT to prevent
ton ito t. He has bolted the regular Republican
nomination for Senator in his district, and the
src, Leaders hd Ca IN fhs Th
would not be q good thing to drive O'Brien out
Of the party and take his district away from
Assemblyman Charles Smith; whom John ].
O'Brien has been sending, to Albany year after
6'Brien. Police Justices Patterson and Scion
s commis se % sonssins q Col cr@ser. Chair
pointed to see what shall DO done with O'Brien.
pa to ansf het.
The committee is not friendly to OBrien: H e
does not like the way the Patterson element Is
his candidate. George J. Kraus. to the Senate
Notwithstanding the opposition of Judge Pat
on the fight in the Thirteenth district. while
faction haye nominated a ticket apiece. This
sub committee will report on Tuesday night.
The Wicked one was 9Smd ss nga a 10 sse
VIE Fhs ,n sesman Citizens Associations have
s}els%as IS Chairman cha q the Central Board
The pp I Of the members have formerly
0e James oiiver. Duke Of Paradise Park is
ond district against Timothy Sullivan. the
requested to run for senator IN the Eighth dis
Van c e He would make one Of the strong
est and best men that could be named
nue. Tor him. They failed. though they offered
ssv co pGa n from the Assembly Convention
in the Third WESTMINSTER district has asked
ex-senator Nelson to accept the Democratic
nomination for Assembly. against ames Will
liam Hustled. Nelson and Hustled have hitherto
helped each other. and Nelson Is reluctant to
run Against Hasted hoTgh he could win few
speeches for the Republicans in this State this
District Attorney MARITIME and Mayor Hewitt
had a long conference In the Mayors ONCE
yesterday. 1t was reported that Mr.. MARITIME
matter. Mr.. MARITIME said emphatically:
=" shall support John r. Fellows the candi-
date OF the United Democracy for District At
torney, and shall vote for him."
1t may be said here positively that the
Worlds talk of Col. Fellows Withdrawing is
bosh. He is in to win. There will be some
Nicoll,s easily led citizen" supporters.
Col. Fellows will address meetings OF Demo-
Gratis every evening this week.
Tho registration yesterday was 43,2S2.
against 10000 on the fourth day in 1886. The
total registration is 23S $685. against 2S5 last
1885, sn nSa 24ess Efs s When Y was
produced nearly $40. 600 votes for Mayor. At
the same ratio the vote this year ought to be
nearly 2lS,00O. These are the figures by As
Bembly districts this year. compared with last:
Dla 1887. 1886 Dth 1887. 1885.
2...........LOoO 1851 l4.......... 1915 S634
S........... 1852 1910 l5......... lo6D ll,26O
4..........69O3 9, 1876 l6.......... Gl0O 1854
o...........LlA IoIsl l...,......l2S2l l2Sl0
6......... cSo sooS io.........., @2lo Sso4
T........ S84S s,83a l9........15 1881 la767
8..........6347 1881 20........ a+55 o6S5
8......8625 e,eeS II ......... 1851 S,S49
a726 8.s58 22.........1I726 lT435
lL..-......e.oI 63t2 2s..........2 0l5o l9533
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